Actual Weekend Adventures?

Wow.  This was successfully my least productive weekend I've had probably since the beginning of this semester.  I went into the city to take pictures and get stuff done.  Somehow that turned into crashing on a friends couch, eating pizza, zoo adventures, fish tacos, sneaking cheesecake into a theater, and spending too much money in the new Lush store.

I can't exactly complain though.  It was probably also one of the best weekends I've had in too long.  Sometimes I forget all the friend time I miss out on by living at home with my parents and taking school so seriously.  I wouldn't change the way I'm going through school, but sometimes I enjoy a break.  I've been a full time student for the last three years straight, and even though the end is in sight I still get tired.  And not only that, but it's looking like I might have to push off my graduation until August because of trying to fit an internship in? Great.

But anyways. Other things. I went to a Lush store for the first time ever! It was slammed because they've barely been open a week, but we got two different store tours and several product demos.  They were out of EVERY fresh face mask AND lip scrub.  So obviously, I had to spend my money elsewhere, like on some solid shampoo.  It's meant to help your hair grow really long and amazing, so hopefully that will do it's thang.  I haven't really be washing my hair on the regular, so it will still be an occasional thing.  If I like it I might also look into buying some of the Jungle conditioner for travelling this summer because it will be way easier to take onto the plane.  I also managed to get a tangerine bubble bar (an Easter special I think?) and a sex bomb bath bomb which smells amazing.  All this means I have to find time to take a bath this week, right? That's what I was thinking.  Maybe thursday to celebrate the surviving of the week, if I make it to then.

I've been acting crazy (or responsible?) and getting up at 5:30 most days to go swimming before my 8 am's. It's wearing me out, but it's a good kind of worn out.  I'm thinking about incorporating some running into my weekly routine as well?  I've decided that I should be in good enough shape that I could survive an apocalypse. And also maybe run/swim/bike a triathlon.  I'll let you know how the running thing goes. Or maybe I won't, because I might just forget that I ever had the idea. Because I really real life hate running. Any suggestions on how to stop hating it? Because I'd be glad to hear them.